Veranstaltungen (Auswahl)

Historical Linguistics Workshop

DLCE Workshop
Organisiert von Russell Gray. [mehr]

Abteilungsübergreifendes Work-in-Progress Seminar

Die nächste Runde unseres ‘Work-in-Progress-Seminars’: Zandra Fragernäs (DAG), Adam Izdebski (ByzRes), Yunfan Lai (CALC) [mehr]

Distinguished Lecture von Alicia Sanchez-Mazas: "The intriguing evolution of HLA genes in human populations"

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series
Organisiert von Johannes Krause [mehr]

Distinguished Lecture von Monica H. Green: "From Africa to Tibet: Telling Plague’s Story from the Periphery to the Center"

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series

Abteilungsübergreifendes Work-in-Progress Seminar

Die nächste Runde unseres ‘Work-in-Progress-Seminars’: James Fellows Yates (DAG), Chiara Barbieri (DLCE) and Thomas Larsen (DA). [mehr]

Distinguished Lecture von Prof. Amy Bogaard: "Recent Explorations of Early Urban Agroecology in Western Eurasia"

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series
Organized by Ayushi Nayak [mehr]
Organisers: Francesco d'Errico & Michael Petraglia [mehr]

Distinguished Lecture by Tim Cleland: "Bone Proteomics and Paleoproteomics: Method Development and Detecting Diagenesis"

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series
Organisiert von Shixia Yang und Michael Petraglia [mehr]
Organisiert von Alicia R. Ventresca Miller. [mehr]

Abteilungsübergreifendes Work-in-Progress Seminar

Die nächste Runde unseres ‘Work-in-Progress-Seminars’ : Ricardo Fernandes (DA), Robert Forkel (DLCE), Susanna Sabin (DAG) [mehr]

Distinguished Lecture von Stephen Shennan: "The First Farmers of Europe: An Evolutionary Perspective"

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series
Das 8. Internationale Symposium für Biomolekulare Archäologie (ISBA) fand vom 18. bis 21. September 2018 an der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena statt. Sie wurde von Mitgliedern der Abteilung für Archäogenetik des Max-Planck-Instituts für Menschheitsgeschichte organisiert. [mehr]

Isotope Research in Archaeology

DA Workshop
The Stable Isotope Research Group of the Department of Archaeology is hosting a one-day invited workshop on Monday 17th of September that will focus on recent developments and future avenues of isotope research in archaeology. [mehr]

Kneipen-Quiz im Jenaer Paradies

Max-Planck-Tag am 14. September 2018
Anlässlich des bundesweiten Max-Planck-Tages am Freitag, den 14. September, veranstalten die drei Jenaer Max-Planck-Institute einen Flashmob am Holzmarkt in der Innenstadt und ein Kneipenquiz im Paradiescafé. (Einlass 19:00 Uhr, Beginn: 20:00 Uhr) Jede/r ist herzlich eingeladen! Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos. Anmeldungen bitte als Team (4 bis 6 Personen) mit Teamnamen an: quiz@ice.mpg.de. [mehr]
Mit dem MINT-Festival Jena wird vom 11.-13.09.2018 ein Wissenschaftsfestival rund um die MINT-Disziplinen Mathematik, Informatik, Naturwissenschaften und Technik stattfinden. Geboten wird ein buntes Programm, bestehend aus spannenden Vorträgen, Mitmach-Experimenten, Workshops, Angeboten zur Berufsorientierung und einem Schülerwettbewerb. Aufregend wird es ebenfalls auf dem Vorplatz des Universitätscampus: hier erwartet die Besucher ein unterhaltsames Programm, das naturwissenschaftliche Phänomene hautnah miterleben lässt!Das Max-Planck-Institut für Menschheitsgeschichte wird am dritten Tag teilnehmen. [mehr]

Distinguished Lecture von Joe Salmons: "When People Move, Languages Change: The Origins of German, and of its Speakers"

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series
One of many ways in which language can inform us of the past is through an exploration of which kinds of structural changes in language correlate with which kinds of population movements and contacts. This talk presents case studies through the long history and dialectal diversity of German, from prehistory to the present-day. Defining stages include the Migration Period and the mediaeval expansion into what is now eastern Germany, which was once Slavic-speaking. Different linguistic effects can help diagnose whether there was an abrupt shift from one language to another, or an extended period of contact and broad bilingualism, or where contacts were among speakers of closely related dialects, rather than clearly distinct languages. [mehr]

Abteilungsübergreifendes Work-in-Progress Seminar

Vortragende beim nächsten "Work-in-Progress"-Seminar sind: Marieke van de Loosdrecht (DAG), Juliane Bräuer (DLCE) and Jessica Hendy (DA). [mehr]

Microbial Diversity of Traditional Dairy Ecologies

Heirloom Microbes Workshop

Cross-Departmental Work-in-Progress Seminar

Vortragende beim nächsten abteilungsübergreifenden "Work-in-Progress"-Seminar sind: Betsy Nelson (DAG), Anne-Marie Fehn (DLCE) und Steven Goldstein (DA). [mehr]

Vortrag von Ludovic Orlando: Tracking Six Millenia of Horse Selection, Admixture and Management with Complete Genome Time-Series

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series

Heirloom Microbes Project: Proteomics Workshop

Heirloom Microbes Workshop
Proteomics Workshop - May 7-18 Participants: Linyuan Fan, Freddi Scheib, Rodrigo Barquera, Susanna Sabin, Karen Giffin, Betsy Nelson Instructors: Dr. Christina Warinner, Zandra Fagernäs, Richard Hagan, Ashley Scott, Shevan Wilkin, Maddy Bleasdale [mehr]
Organisatoren: Prof. Dr. Johannes Krause & Dr. Christina Warinner [mehr]

Cross-Departmental Work-in-Progress Seminar

Vortragende beim dritten abteilungsübergreifenden "Work-in-Progress"-Seminar sind: Felix Key (DAG), Joseph Watts (DLCE), und Robert Spengler (DA). [mehr]

Patterns of Disease in the Roman Empire (Krankheitsbilder im Römischen Reich)

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series

Cultural Innovations in the Middle and Later Stone Age of East Africa: Panga Ya Saïdi, Kenya - Preliminary results

DA Vortrag

Distinguished Lecture by Dr. María Martinón-Torres - "The Evolution of Homo sapiens: Asian Perspectives"

Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series
Recent discoveries have prompted the necessity to reconsider the weight that Asia may have played in the evolution of modern humans. Simple and linear models to explain the origin and dispersals of H. sapiens seem to be progressively outdated by the new paleoanthropological and archaeological sites. Here I present a general overview of some key fossil samples that place modern humans outside Africa close to 100,000 years ago, increasing the time of overlap with other archaic hominins and posing new questions about the time and pattern of H. sapiens expansion into Asia. Hosts: Michael Petraglia and Nicole Boivin, Department of Archaeology [mehr]

Workshop: International Applications of Archaeological Science

DA Workshop
The Department of Archaeology at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History is hosting an intensive, invitation-only, one-week workshop for early career researchers from all over the world, from 13-17 March 2018. [mehr]

Cross-Departmental Work-in-Progress Seminar

The second "Work-in-Progress" seminar featuring: Richard Hagan (DAG), Hiba Babiker (DLCE), and Patrick Roberts (DA). [mehr]

Cross-Departmental Work-in-Progress Seminar

Our inaugural monthly "Work-in-Progress" seminar featuring: Paul Heggarty (DLCE), Monica Tromp (DA) and Cosimo Posth (DAG) [mehr]
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